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MGR: the Intelogist 1st August 2012 No comments

How to: allow .pdf files in SharePoint 2010 to open in the browser window

SharePoint will by default request that the user saves a .pdf file and open it locally inside the client application…

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MGR: the Intelogist 12th July 2012 No comments

How to: add properties to custom web parts

You can easily add custom properties to your custom web parts so that you can pass in values to them…

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MGR: the Intelogist 6th June 2012 No comments

How to: troubleshoot an empty SPListItemCollection (CAML Query)

In a previous post, I talked about the SPQuery and the CAML query builder. One common problem that you may…

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MGR: the Intelogist 1st May 2012 No comments

How to: Make a custom web part appear in the web part gallery (SP2007)

If you have a custom web part that does not appear in your web part gallery, the most probable cause…

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MGR: the Intelogist 26th April 2012 No comments

How to: Automatically empty the contents of a TextBox when it gains focus

You can easily empty the contents of a textbox when you place the cursor or click the pointer inside it…

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MGR: the Intelogist 12th July 2012 No comments

How to: Add data to the Application Cache programmatically

There’s two ways to add data to the Application Cache. Notice that this is different to the Session cache in…

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MGR: the Intelogist 6th June 2012 No comments

How to troubleshoot: “a web part or web form control on this page cannot be displayed or imported. the type could not be found or it is not registered as safe”

In case you renamed a custom web part, make sure you have renamed all the references to the web part:…

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MGR: the Intelogist 4th May 2012 No comments

How to: Count the lines of code (project/solution)

If you ever wondered how many lines your code is, you can easily get such information (along with other -arguably…

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MGR: the Intelogist 26th April 2012 No comments

How to: Troubleshoot “The event handler ‘OnClick’ is not allowed in this page”

While working with an asp.net page in SharePoint 2007 (or, in any other situation where you get this error), when…

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MGR: the Intelogist 22nd March 2012 5 comments

How to: troubleshoot “the name is in use elsewhere” when importing a Nintex workflow

If you’re importing a Nintex workflow and you’re greeted by a message saying that you can’t use the name you’re…

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